Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-30

fast at Irachte q lraysers.
Fine silk suspenders FOR holiday trade
at SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER's
--latest novelties in muffs and boas In
different style of fur at CRUDE and Ach-
tenhagen's.
The Baumann place in the First
ward was sold at auction. Monday, to b.
Daub, for 5000
The Clover club of the Congrega-
tional church will give their annual fes-
tival at lower Turner Hall, Dec. 10.
Great reduction on acknowledgement
cloaks and misses and children's gar
ments at Trachte & Trayser's.
An immense assortment of mutfiers
Just arrived for the holiday trade at
SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER's.
The Rough and Ready mill site and
water-power are offered for sale. 1his
would make a fine location for manu-
featuring eStaOllsnWeut.
The marriage of Fred Alberts, OF
Pennington, and Miss Augusta Linnes,
of the town of WATERFOWL, took place
Saturday last at the brides home.
Don't forget where to 60 for an
elegantly flushed Chamber suit in An
tique Oak, Walnut, Ash, Maple, Mahog-
any or Birch. E. W. SCHULTZ.
The public will be interested to
know that the Western Union Telegraph
company has made a general reduction
in Its rates for messages, beginning
Dec. |.
Last Wednesday night Frank Q.
Sloan was disturbed several times with
thieves endeavoring 10 gain an entrance
into his store, in the Seventh ward. Such
demonstrations are becoming altogether
too frequent of late.
DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Whyte are the
happy recipients of bouncing boy-baby
born in the wee sma' hours of this morn
ing. The arrival of this young disciple
OF Esculapius will make trips to Scotland
popular in the future.
-Beattie's winter foot and leg pro-
tectors open out clear to the toe and dries
in about three-fourths less time than any
other made; fit perfectly any shape foot,
and are made of very superior quality
Of sheep skin tanned expressly. For sale
by II. ]. Strauss.
The Milwaukee wheat market yester-
day was weak, closing at 1874 C for No 2
spring, 1890 December and S07sc May.
Flour was unchanged. Barley closed at
re, rye at 5514c, corn at 4411ac and oats
at soc. Hogs were higher. ranging at
4.7O@5. 20.
Don't forget that Schiller & Quent-
meyer carry the largest and best line for
1 the holiday trade in mufflers, neckties,
silk suspebders, fur caps, silk umbrellas,
silk handkerchiefs, night shirts, ETC., etc.
Look over their assortment for useful
presents. SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
The car stove is to GO on the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway and
the process of heating by steam will be
inaugurated on the lines of the company.
Commencing December l all through
trains will be provided as rapidly as pos
sible with steam heating apparatus for the
passenger coaches.
Prof. E. Zielsdorf, of Milwaukee, has
been chosen the successor of Prof. K
Haidege as the director of the Musical
society Concordia. Under the auspices
of the new director concert has been
arranged to be given at Turner Hall, Jan.
2, 1888, on which occasion the society
will be assisted by several prominent
singers not members of the organization
Monte Cristo'' was presented last
night by Alden Benedict's Monte Cristo
company in a manner almost faultless.
The audience testified their appreciation
of Mr.. Benedict's work by calling him
three times before the curtain. The sup
porting company was good throughout.
Miss Sarah Farley is worthy of special
mention. Stage effects were wonderfully
realstic.-St Paul Press.
At Turner Hall, Saturday, Dec. 8.
"A noted event in social circles will be
the marriage this afternoon at o'clock
of Arthur M. Prime, general manager OF
the WATERFOWL Elevator company, and
Miss Anna M. Perry, second daughter OF
J. L. Perry, president of J. L. Perry
Manufacturing company, the ceremony
to take place at the residence Of the bride's
parents in the First ward, Rev. j. M.
Campbell, officiating.
After wedding collation., furnished by
Conroy, of Milwaukee, the happy couple
leave by the 5:56 P. NJ. train on brief
bridal trip to Chicago.